Kelly Clarkson

Learning to Trust: Kelly Clarkson – “Piece by Piece” A recent performance that captured not only the audience but also the judges on American Idol by Kelly Clarkson called “Piece By Piece” not only had everybody in tears but also in complete awe. This performance became huge in the world of Facebook, so many people watching the video, sharing the video, and telling their stories about their feelings related to the lyrics. Throughout this essay I will be discussing Kelly Clarkson’s journey throughout

According to Kelly Clarkson, “What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger”. This quote represents that every trial and tribulations happens for a reason and it makes others stronger in time. Bullying can be a hard situation to go through but there is always light at the end of the tunnel. In my personal experience, I was bullied throughout elementary school and middle school. In 2008 I was eight years old walking into Grayson Elementary in Grayson, Georgia. It was muggy afternoon it looked like it

“What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” Or that’s at least what Kelly Clarkson says. However, I highly disagree. For two long, straight years, I endured agonizing pain for what the doctors referred to as an idiopathic disorder. This experience gave me a totally new prospective on life. One cloudy day, in early September, I was walking around our property. All of the sudden, a scrawny orange cat slowly and painfully crept up to me. I began to play with him for a while, but as I started walking

5 basic values which are confidence, self-reliance, free thought, nature and nonconformity. “Stronger” by Kelly Clarkson is a song that reflected transcendentalist values. The song embodies self-reliance and confidence as a transcendental thought. In this song Clarkson teaches the people that they must have self-confidence and must rely on themselves in order to be stronger. Kelly Clarkson explains the message of the song that even if somebody feels defeated, he/she has to have a potential and

Kelly Clarkson opened up in Australia’s KIIS 1065 Kyle & Jackie O Breakfast Show about her own experience working with Sony Records' top producer Dr. Luke amid Kesha's court battle. The American Idol first ever winner revealed that she was "blackmailed" by Lukasz Sebastian "Dr. Luke" Gottwald and that's the only reason why she stayed and worked with him. “I get along with everyone I work with, and he’s just not a good guy to me. Obviously he’s a talented dude, but he’s just lied a lot,” Clarkson

feeling that they are alone and that they feel they don’t belong. “Breakaway” by Kelly Clarkson explains to us her discomfort when she figures out that she doesn’t belong in her small town and wants to leave home. However, Kelly has some excitement in her now that she is leaving. She puts us on a thought where she is happy she is going away but then sad that she won’t be able to see her loved ones anymore. Even though Kelly dislikes the town, she says in her song, “I won’t forget where I come from”.

American Idol star Kelly Clarkson accidentally broke off the news that she is pregnant in a very emotional state while singing "Piece by Piece", a song she had dedicated to her dad. She gave away the news at the Staples Center in Los Angeles during a concert to a packed audience of 20,000 people on August 19. "This is not how I wanted to announce [that I'm pregnant]. My makeup artist is backstage hating me. I didn't want you to think I'm on pills or something," said a sentimental Clarkson. The 33-year-old

Whenever you come to visit me in this hospital whilst i lie in this isolated, ‘vegetative state’ memories of our times together come rushing back to me. These memories that I reminisce about are now my life, the only thing I can really, truly connect to. I recall my favourite days in winter when the light of the day had been replaced by the unrelenting blackness of the night, and we would sit in the little café. Sitting there with mugs of coffee cupped between our stone cold hands, the warmth

In today 's day and age the new thing is technology, every day teenagers spend countless hours on the phones or their computers a day. They are on there going through and making new friends and having fun. They can go on and and instant message them for advice on home work or just talk and interact with one another. They can virtually do anything they want to. But on there is always a downside on the internet. Facebook is a wonderful tool for anybody and everybody, who has access to the internet

Scene I Int. house, Sophie is with her mother. Mother is holding her hand and has arm around shoulders, on couch. Mother: Sophie you’ve been so out of whack lately. You just haven’t been yourself lately, you’ve been so sad. Sophie: My grades just aren’t what they used to be. Mother: Maybe you could get your mind off things and go down to help out at the nursing home like the pastor suggested. You’d have fun. Just for an hour or so, you know when I was your age I did stuff like that and I met so